Wheel chair lift or similar
My children and grandchildren live approximately 2000mi from me, amd my siblings and most cousins 1000 mi in a different direction. We want to be able to visit more often. I am slightly disabled wit...
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Lifts - of all types: Google "Burr Lift".
The Burr lifts (and others) lift a person from the ground to the height of the RV - normally attached to the side of the RV by the steps.
Lifts for a handicapped scooters (etc.) you have seen... there are many options (12V operated), so no physical lifting req'd.
The Newmar MH mentioned by a poster is expensive! If you can afford it, it's specifically designed for wheelchair use. (IIRC) there is at least one other mfgr of same.
If you want an *inexpensive* travel trailer - look at toy haulers - which have a ramp. At least one mfgr has a side (rather than rear) ramp.
The Burr lifts (and others) lift a person from the ground to the height of the RV - normally attached to the side of the RV by the steps.
Lifts for a handicapped scooters (etc.) you have seen... there are many options (12V operated), so no physical lifting req'd.
The Newmar MH mentioned by a poster is expensive! If you can afford it, it's specifically designed for wheelchair use. (IIRC) there is at least one other mfgr of same.
If you want an *inexpensive* travel trailer - look at toy haulers - which have a ramp. At least one mfgr has a side (rather than rear) ramp.
